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The present invention is directed to a control process for a roll stand for rolling a strip, and in particular to a four-high or a six-high stand having at least one pair of work rolls and one pair of backup rolls, both mounted on roll bearings. As an option, the stand may include one pair of intermediary rolls, also mounted on roll bearings. The present invention is directed to a control process for roll stands of the type having controls for a rolling force, for a deflecting force, and, as an option, for a roll shift. The roll stand also includes a roll stand model with a deflection model, in which the roll stand model is assigned a specified roll gap variation, and the roll stand model calculates from the specified roll gap variation a plurality of on line set points for the rolling force, for the deflecting force, and, optionally, for the roll shift.
Control processes for roll stands in general are in wide use. The differential equations for calculating the deflection and the variation of forces during a rolling operation, as well as the solutions of these differential equations, are well known in principle. The solution algorithms used, however, converge very slowly. Therefore, they cannot be used on-line. For this reason, tables have been calculated for obtaining, through interpolation, the relationship between on the one hand the rolling force and the deflecting force and, optionally, the roll shift, and on the other hand the roll gap variation. Use of such tables, however, has proven extremely rigid and inflexible, particularly when individual rolls of the roll stand are replaced, because in that situation the tables must be completely recalculated.
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a simple way, usable on-line, to calculate set points for the rolling force, the deflecting force, and, optionally, the roll shift.
This object of the present invention is achieved by calculating on line in the deflection model the relationships at interpolation points between on the one hand the rolling force and the deflecting force, and optionally, the roll shift, and on the other hand a corresponding roll gap variation.
The number of interpolation points can be predefined as a function of the available computing capacity, so that the algorithm can be matched to the available computing capacity within certain limits.
The process according to the present invention may be implemented by first establishing a number of interpolation points along the roll axis of each roll, in which the interpolation points of all the rolls are arranged in the same axial position. Then, a local force is obtained at each interpolation point of each roll; the sum of the local forces at the interpolation points of a particular roll is equal to an outside force acting on the bearings of that roll. The local forces of each roll are used to calculate a deflection at each interpolation point of each roll. The deflections are used to calculate a correction value for the local forces of neighboring rolls at the same interpolation point, for example by using the difference in deflections of neighboring rolls at the same interpolation point.
Of course, the roll flattening that occurs is also taken into consideration when calculating the correction values.
The solution algorithm converges particularly rapidly if the correction values have a component that is independent of the interpolation point, and if the component that is independent of the interpolation point is of such a magnitude that the sum of the correction values for each roll is zero.
If the strip to be rolled is asymmetric in relation to the center of the roll, a symmetrical force distribution must be applied to the rolls. The resulting stable state is distinguished by the fact that the total moment in relation to the center of the strip is zero. The control process is therefore adjusted in the following manner. Local moments are calculated by multiplying each local force at each interpolation point of each roll by the offset of its interpolation point in relation to the center of the strip. The correction values preferably have a linear component that is antisymmetric in relation to the center of the strip, which antisymmetric component is calculated to have a magnitude such that the sum of the local moments is zero for each roll.
A function is called antisymmetric when changing the sign of its input values results in a change in the sign of the function value. Such antisymmetric functions include, for example, polynomials of the nth order where n is an odd number, such as a linear or a cubic function, and the sine function, or any combination of these functions.
The solution algorithm converges even faster if the residual correction value remaining after deduction of the component that is independent of the interpolation point and optionally also of the antisymmetric component consists of a gain factor and a deflection-independent function value, and if an optimized gain factor is calculated from the differences of the deflections of successive iterations.
Due to the fact that the deflection model can be used on-line, the forces obtained on-line to arrive at the specified roll gap variation in the roll stand model, such as the rolling force and the deflecting force, as well as the calculated roll shift, can be supplied as inputs to an on-line temperature model and/or an on-line wear model, where the temperature-related or wear-related deformations of the rolls are calculated.
The temperature model and the wear model are known in principle. They could not, however, be used on-line previously, since the deflection model supplying the input data for the temperature model and the wear model could not be previously used on-line.
The accuracy of the deflection model is increased if the temperature-related and/or the wear-related deformations of the rolls are supplied again to the roll deflection model as inputs. No stability problems arise in this case, since while the deflection model immediately acts upon the temperature model and the wear model, the reverse action of the temperature model and the wear model on the deflection model is subject to a delay.
In order to ensure the planarity of the rolled strip, the forces may be corrected in accordance with measured values from the roll stand. For example, the distribution of the front tension across the strip may be determined. Then a corrected specified rolling force and a corrected specified deflecting force and, optionally, a corrected specified roll shift, are determined from the front tension distribution. Finally, the corrected values are supplied to the rolling force, deflecting force, and optionally roll shift controls as specified values.
The deflection model, the temperature model, and the wear model may be designed as self-adapting models. The following steps may be used for model adaptation. The profile of the rolled strip is determined during rolling, e.g., via the front tension distribution across the strip, and therefrom an actual roll gap variation is determined. The actual roll gap variation is compared with the specified roll gap variation. In order to adapt the model to the actual characteristics of the roll stand, adaptation parameters for the deflection, temperature, and wear models are determined from the deviation between the actual and specified roll gap variation. The adaptation parameters for the roll deflection model are determined immediately after the startup of the roll stand. After the roll deflection adaption parameters are determined, then the adaptation parameters for the temperature model and the adaptation parameters for the wear model are determined.
Thus, all three models can be adapted, although only one variable is available, namely, the front tension distribution.
In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a perspective schematic illustration of a roll stand constructed according to the principles of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a control structure of a roll stand; and
FIG. 3 illustrates interpolation points for calculating the roll gap variation.
According to FIG. 1, the stand of a rolling mill comprises work rolls 1, intermediary rolls 2, and backup rolls 3. Rolls 1 through 3 are mounted on bearings (not illustrated). Forces can be exerted upon rolls 1 through 3 via the roll bearings. The roll gap that deforms rolled stock 4 is determined by rolling force Fw acting upon backup rolls 3, deflecting force FR acting upon work rolls 1, and axial shift V of intermediary rolls 2.
On the output side, the variation of front tension Z(x) across the strip width x is measured on the roll stand using a front tension measuring device (not illustrated in FIG. 1), so that conclusions can be drawn regarding the strip profile and the roll gap variation. The point x=0 is always taken at the center of the strip.
According to FIG. 2, in order to roll strip 4, a specified rolled strip profile d*(x) is defined for the roll stand model 5. Specified values Fw *, FR *, and V* are then determined on-line for the rolling force, deflecting force, and roll shift, respectively, in roll stand model 5. These specified values are supplied to underlying control device 6, which controls the rolling force Fw, the deflecting force FR, and the roll shift V according to the predefined specified values Fw *, FR *, and V*.
A tension measuring device 8, which measures the front tension variation Z(x) across strip width x is located behind roll stand 7. Tension measuring device 8 can comprise a set of tension measuring rolls, for example. By using the tension variation Z(x) and the strip thickness variation (i.e., the actual profile d(x)), the roll gap variation can be calculated as well.
As the relationships between tension variations and roll gap variations, as well as those between roll gap variations and deflecting force variations, are well-known, the corrected values for the specified rolling force Fw *, the specified deflecting force FR *, and the specified roll shift V* can be calculated in roll stand model 5 from the tension distribution Z(x). The specified values Fw *, FR *, and V* thus corrected are then supplied to control device 6, in order to eliminate the strip defects that appear.
The measured tension variation Z(x) is also used for adapting roll stand model 5 in a manner to be explained later.
To calculate the specified roll gap variation between work rolls 1 in roll stand model 5, a plurality of combinations of rolling force Fw, deflecting force FR and roll shift V are supplied to a roll deflection model 9. Relationships between rolling force Fw, deflecting force FR, and roll shift V on the one hand, and the resulting expected roll gap variation on the other hand are determined on line at the interpolation points in roll deflection model 9 in a manner to be explained later. The roll gap variation thus obtained is fed back to roll stand model 5.
The combinations of rolling force Fw, deflecting force FR, and roll shift V supplied to roll deflection model 9 are normally a basic combination plus three derived combinations. In each derived combination, one of the three possible variables Fw, FR, and V is different from its value in the basic combination; the two other values are equal to those in the basic combination. Thus it is possible to calculate a basic roll gap variation, as well as the relationships between the roll gap variation and the changes in the rolling force Fw, deflecting force FR, and roll shift V, using the four combinations. Consequently, based on the results of these four combinations, the specified rolling force Fw *, the specified deflecting force FR *, and the specified roll shift V*, for which the desired roll gap variation arises, are determined through a simple linear combination.
The following steps are undertaken in roll deflection model 9 to determine the expected roll gap variation for a given rolling force Fw, a given deflecting force FR, and a given roll shift V:
According to FIG. 3, rolls 1 through 3 are divided into individual slices of the same width, with an interpolation point n assigned to the center of each slice. Interpolation points n are on the same axial position for all rolls 1 through 3. The interpolation point in the center of the strip receives the index n=0; interpolation points to the left of it have negative indices n, those to the right have positive indices n.
Then, the assumption
Fn =F0 +nF1 +ΔFn (1)
is made for each roll 1 through 3 for the local force Fn acting at each interpolation point n. The sum of the local forces Fn of interpolation points n is equal to the external force acting upon these rolls 1 through 3 in the roll bearings. For work rolls 1, the sum of the local forces Fn is therefore equal to the deflecting force FR, for backup rolls 3 it is equal to the rolling force Fw, and for the intermediary rolls 2 it is equal to zero.
Possible assumptions for the variation of forces in the rolls are that ΔF equals 0, that ΔF varies parabolically, or that ΔF varies as a function of empirical values.
The linear component nF1 is first set to zero. A deflection variation Bn 1,2,3 is calculated separately for each one of rolls 1 through 3 from the above assumption regarding the variation of the local forces Fn. The respective differential equations and their solutions are known in principle; therefore, they will not be further discussed here. Deflections Bn 1 for the work roll 1, Bn 2 for the intermediary roll 2, and Bn 3 for the backup roll 3 are obtained at interpolation points n as a result of solving the differential equations. As mentioned before, deflections Bn 1,2,3 are calculated separately for each of rolls 1 through 3. Consequently, the deflections Bn 1,2,3 previously calculated at the same interpolation point n can substantially differ from one another. Therefore an additional correction value δfn is calculated for the local forces Fn of two adjacent rolls at interpolation point n. This correction value is calculated from the difference of the deflections of adjacent rolls at the same interpolation point n. The residual correction value δFn is then calculated as
δFn =k*f(ΔFn,δfn) (2)
where k is a gain factor, which initially has the value 1, and f is a deflection-dependent function value.
The residual correction value δFn applies to two adjacent rolls, e.g., backup roll 3 and intermediary roll 2. The residual correction value δFn has a positive sign for one roll and a negative sign for the other roll. This is apparent considering that the increase in force of one roll must correspond to a loss of force of the other roll. Therefore, the components characterizing the variation of forces ΔFn 2 and ΔFn 3 for the intermediary roll 2 and backup roll 3 respectively change to
ΔFn '2 =ΔFn 2 +δFn(3)
ΔFn '3 =ΔFn 3 FU-δFn(4)
Since the residual correction values δFn of a roll do not necessarily have to mutually compensate one another, and since the sum of the forces Fn at all interpolation points n of a roll must be equal to the external force (e.g., rolling force Fw), a correction value δF0 for the constant component F0 can be calculated using this information. Based on the fact that the sum of the local forces Fn is equal to the external force, the following expression is obtained for the interpolation point-independent component F0 ' for N interpolation points:
F0 '=F0 -(1/N)�ΣδFn (5)
Furthermore, in a state of equilibrium, the total moment of each roll in relation to the direction of travel of the rolled stock is equal to zero. Therefore, in order to scale the linear component nF1 of the force variation, each local force Fn of each roll is multiplied by the offset of its interpolation point n in relation to the center of the strip to calculate the local moments, and the antisymmetric component nF1 has a value such that the sum of the local moments for each roll is zero. Consequently, the increase F1 ' in the linear component results from
F1 '=F1 -Σn�δFn /(N+1)/N(6)
Thus, new local forces Fn ' equal to
Fn '=F0 '+nF1 '+ΔFn ' (7)
are obtained. The correction values of the local forces Fn ' have a constant component δF0, a linear component δF1 and a residual correction value δFn. The components δF0 and δF1 are calculated as follows:
δFo =Fo '-Fo =(-1/N)�ΣδFn(8)
δF1 =F1 '-F1 =-Σn�δFn /(N+1)/N (9)
With the new local forces Fn ' now calculated, the deflection variations Bn 1,2,3 of rolls 1 through 3 are calculated at interpolation points n, and new correction values for the local forces Fn ' are calculated from the newly calculated deflections Bn 1,2,3. Of course, the correction values will again have values such that the sum of the correction values and the sum of the local moments for each roll 1 through 3 is zero. Iterations are continued until the difference of the deflections Bn 1,2,3 at all interpolation points n of all adjacent rolls 1 through 3 has dropped under a preselectable limit value, e.g., 0.1 μm.
The above-described algorithm converges relatively quickly, since, unlike previously used algorithms, it takes into account that the sum of the internal, or local, forces Fn must always be equal to the external force, and that the sum of the local moments must be equal to zero. Therefore, the algorithm can be used on-line. The algorithm can, however, be made to run even quicker in the following manner.
A characteristic deflection difference D1; is calculated in the first iteration for each adjacent pair of rolls (e.g., backup roll 3 and intermediary roll 2). The characteristic deflection difference D1 can be, for example, the maximum difference in the deflections (with a plus or minus sign) of two adjacent rolls. In the second iteration, a characteristic deflection difference D2 is calculated for the second iteration by the same criterion as in the first iteration. From these two values, an optimized gain factor k can then be calculated for the third iteration by assigning the value D1/(D1-D2) to gain factor k. With the gain factor now optimized, the characteristic deflection difference D3 of the third iteration can be made virtually equal to zero.
Rolls 1 through 3 of roll stand 7 warm up during rolling. Rolls 1 through 3 are also subject to wear. Both phenomena cause deformations in rolls 1 through 3, and, as a consequence of such deformations, changes in the roll gap variation occur. Both temperature and wear depend considerably on the forces applied, i.e., rolling force Fw and deflecting force FR, as well as on the roll shift V. In order to take into account the thermal deformation and roll wear in roll stand model 5, the forces Fw and FR as well as roll shift V, which are obtained from roll deflection model 9, are transferred on-line to temperature model 10 and wear model 11. The temperature-related and wear-related deformations of rolls 1 through 3 are supplied again to roll deflection model 9. Despite this feedback, models 5, 9, 10, and 11 remain stable. The reason for this is that the reverse effect of temperature model 10 and wear model 11 is delayed.
Particularly in the case of temperature model 10, the short contact time of rolled stock 4 with work roll 3 causes the problem that, on the one hand, the individual slices of the work roll 3 should be subdivided into relatively thin rings, but, on the other hand, the computing capacity is limited. There are two possibilities to solve this problem. One is to use an analytical solution for the heat transfer using well-known differential equations for heat transfer. A secondary solution consists of subdividing the individual slices of work roll 3 into relatively wide rings in the middle and gradually narrowing the rings toward the edges. This solution keeps the computing requirements within limits even for a numerical solution, yet keeps the errors arising due to the numerical approximation small.
When roll stand 7 is started, the thermal deformation is equal to zero. The same is true for the wear of rolls 1 through 3. When the first strips 4 are rolled, the deviation of the actual thermal deformation from the temperature deformation calculated by temperature model 10 is negligible. This applies to an even greater degree to deformations due to wear. Initially, the deviations from the precalculated specified roll gap variation and actual roll gap variation are also almost exclusively due to errors in the deflection model 9. The deviations of the actual roll gap variation from the specified roll gap variation are therefore used for the adaptation of deflection model 9. The adaptation can be carried out in the manner well-known per se.
After the adaptation of deflection model 9, deviations of the actual roll gap variation from the specified roll gap variation can be attributed to errors in temperature model 10 and wear model 11. During the following rolled strips, the wear of rolls 1 through 3 is still negligible. At this time, the deviation of the actual wear and the wear that is precalculated using the wear model is therefore also negligible. The deviations of the actual roll gap variation from the specified roll gap variation are therefore basically attributable to an error in temperature model 10. Thus, after adapting deflection model 9, temperature model 10 can also be adapted in a manner known per se using the deviations of the actual roll gap variation from the specified roll gap variation.
The deviations gradually arising between the actual roll gap variation and the specified roll gap variation after the adaptation of temperature model 10 are then used for the adaptation of wear model 11. Also, in this case the adaptation can be performed in a manner well known per se.
Due to the above-described algorithm of deflection model 9 and temperature model 10, the roll gap variation can be precalculated on-line, meaning that the roll gap variation can be calculated in real time. The method according to the invention thus provides a considerably greater flexibility and universality than did the previous off-line models.
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Our group of heroic Solars are faced with a tough decision right from the start. Do they confront the oncoming Realm army in combat, escape the town, or remain to figure out their motivations for their sudden arrival.
Afraid that the Realm are here for killing Marin and Hyde from House Ragara, Mustang follows Erik and his son Timmy back to the Summers Farm. Lefty and Amy decide to confront the oncoming army while Ruko dons his disguise and stays near Greasy Joan and Kensai. As Lefty steps forward, the rows of troops come to a halt and separate so that a man with massive green jade armor can approach. This man identifies himself as Amann, the commander of the army of Realm soldiers and a proud member of House Iselsi. Lefty and Amy act as emmisaries and lead them to Mayor Walter's former home. Along the way, Amann gives his belongings to Kensai to carry, and the brash young Exalted somehow manages to keep his cool.
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#901870 May 13, 2013
Here we go.
Mass Kenyan psycho breakout, headed to America
#901871 May 13, 2013
i'm pretty sure that same phrase was used when Bush was pushing the failed Iraq surge that tried to fix the failed Iraq war.
#901872 May 13, 2013
Please...Waxman must you be psychotic even in your confessions? Remove that enema hose along with the bag,pull the respirator, teaput down the dildo you been sucking on for years and replace it with a 357 trust me it's all for the better. Anything would be better than your current existence.
#901873 May 13, 2013
Drones ready to roll nearby, laden with tear gas would've been helpful.
Especially with big, black, flags already apparent PRIOR.
Just more Failed foreign policy, contributing to more failed renegade statehoodie-ism anarchy.
#901874 May 13, 2013
Stop Seeing Benghazi Through the 2016 Campaign Lens
A thorough account of everyones actions that night may leave Clinton looking awful, or the facts may reveal she did the best she could in difficult circumstances. The point is that we dont really know right now....
Let the facts of this investigation lead us to the conclusion, not the other way around.
#901875 May 13, 2013
Stop being mean and disgusting ghost. There's already enough of that type of wretchedness in the world with out adding to it!
#901876 May 13, 2013
Good morning honorable citizens and liberal dirt bags. Beautiful day isn't it?
#901877 May 13, 2013
What a pathetic idiom though.
#901878 May 13, 2013
ready to roll?
like fighter jets that could have shot down passenger jets before they flew into very tall buildings?
just more failed renegade fascist anarchy?
Since: Apr 13
#901879 May 13, 2013
Well, if that's what Bush REALLY said, you might have an axe to grind.
Kerry accused Bush of saying 'I'm not that concerned' about the al Qaida leader when asked where bin Laden was. The context, though, was misstated. Bush was saying bin Laden could not elude U.S. forces forever and also said at the time: "He's the one who needs to be worried."
When asked another time, Bush said: "Well, as I say, we haven't heard much from him. And I wouldn't necessarily say he's at the center of any command structure...I know he is on the run...I was concerned about him when he had taken over a country...I was concerned about the fact that he was basically running Afghanistan and calling the shots for the Taliban."
In other words, even more dangerous Taliban leaders had taken bin Laden's place, some of whom were captured or killed, and Bush was more concerned about the ones who were now calling the shots. He was also fighting two wars, and there were elistist force groups looking for bin Laden since 9/11.
#901880 May 13, 2013
Sonicscatterbrain only knows how to post propaganda. Most of us ignore it and take it for what it is. Spam.
#901881 May 13, 2013
somehow different from FOXbots posting FOX wishful thinking.
#901882 May 13, 2013
Consider me as confused as Terrence Jeffries. The voluble conservative gadfly let it slip on Sean Hannity's radio program today that he really doesn't know what possible motivation the Obama administration would have for altering talking points about the Benghazi terrorist attack, or in forcing Hillary Clinton to go along with a conspiracy to somehow cover up something having to do with the death of four American diplomats and intelligence officers.
A few seconds earlier, Jeffries had described a statement that went out from the U.S. embassy in Egypt attempting to calm passions amid the firefight.(He directly attributed the statement to Hillary Clinton, but hey, why let facts get in the way?) Said Jeffries: "They need to explain that Sean. They haven't done it yet. The root of it is Hillary Clinton."
Hannity isn't quite ready to move on. "I think Hillary was running interference for Obama but I'm convinced that the talking points had to go through the re-election campaign that was located in the White House."
But Jeffries must make sure that the blame lies with Hillary Clinton; the buck must stop with her, because she's going to run for president in 2016, and Jeffries needs to raise money off of her, and he needs to begin to draw a caricature of her as uncaring, unfeeling, and willing to let four Americans die rather than face up to the fact of an al Qaeda renaissance.
"I don't know the motive for why they covered up," he admitted, after Hannity tried to shift the focus back to Obama's National Security Council.
#901883 May 13, 2013
One of the reasons why Americans aren't outraged about Benghazi is that the event is a series of tragedies in search of a unifying explanation, and one that "Obama is evil" doesn't cover. Because really, to suggest that the Pentagon or the White House would deliberately and yes, this is EXACTLY what Republicans are suggesting prevent special operations forces from rescuing American diplomats BECAUSE they worried about the potential political blowback because they KNEW exactly who was behind it (al Qaeda) is well, it is to suggest that Barack Obama is simply and utterly evil.
The umbrage that State Department officials who were in Libya take at the response of the bureaucracy is well-grounded. But I wonder what it feels like to have their understandable ire, their mourning and grief and anger, be harnessed to a partisan political gladiator fight that's aimed at a person who isn't even running for president yet.
So here's another absurdity. There is no way on God's warming earth that the White House could have possibly "covered up" the fact of al Qaeda involvement had it been established early on and presented as a fact by the intelligence community. Republicans got briefings, classified briefings, attesting to the evidence that al Qeada-linked militants were ready to strike. The sources for that intelligence were sensitive at the time. But no matter: The briefings were accurate. Republicans knew. And indeed, they began to speak out almost immediately. And the White House, whatever it did and didn't do, was forced to clarify very quickly what it was able to say about the incident. Where is the means and opportunity for a cover-up?
Has anyone in the intelligence community blown the whistle on anyone in the administration for pushing back against the possible al Qaeda nexus because they were worried that people would think Obama was lying about having defeated and dismantled core al Qaeda?(By the way: He did do that, and Benghazi, and Boston, aren't evidence that he didn't. He never claimed that every single person ever influenced by or given money by core al Qaeda was dead and would forever be dead. In fact, he always made sure to say the opposite. But, again, facts. I mean, they just get in the way.)
There are plenty of intelligent criticisms of Obama's foreign policy. Today's Benghazi debate is the classic example of an unintelligent, fairly easy way out of actually engaging.
Since: Apr 13
#901884 May 13, 2013
That was the most deliberate condescending question ever asked in any interview I'd ever seen.
Did Curic think Alaska was on another planet?
Palin should have, without missing a beat, turned the question back on Curic and said, "Oh, I don't know, the list is too long. Which ones do you read to stay current?"
Palin later said she bristled at the implication of the question and dodged it on purpose but that she should have just answered the question at the time.
I bristled and I wasn't even asked the question.
#901885 May 13, 2013
The Coming Attempt to Impeach Obama
The idea of impeaching Obama is industrial-strength insane.
Republicans do their bases bidding, not Americas. How many times do you need to see them do this before you accept that it is the reality?
#901886 May 13, 2013
Scatterbrain propaganda/spam alert!
#901887 May 13, 2013
Scatterbrain propaganda/spam alert!
#901888 May 13, 2013
Whats interesting, though, is that Americans arent, so far, eating up the #BENGHAZI scandal. There is some proof that months of conspiratorial coverage have made people aware that #BENGHAZI is a thing. There was a Fox poll with some very leading questions that found that 46 percent of registered voters think the Obama administration is covering up what happened in Benghazi. In December, a less leadingly worded CNN poll found that 56 percent of Americans think the administration didnt deliberately mislead the public after the attacks. But on the whole, the majority of the public that doesnt consume right-wing media hasnt been hugely concerned. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are both still broadly popular. In the Clinton era, I cant help but feel, this wouldve been much huger, with the help of the non-partisan press.
The high-profile hearing mightve changed things. More people probably believe in some form of the #BENGHAZI conspiracy today than did on Tuesday. But the mainstream press is basically aware of what the right is trying to do. Mike Huckabee gave the game away when he predicted that #BENGHAZI would lead to Obamas impeachment. When Clinton was president, the right screamed and threw tantrums until he was impeached. They are not quite certain why that has not yet happened with Obama, but they are working on it.
#901889 May 13, 2013
Oh Lookie here! The senile old sockpuppet is back.
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The 11- and 12-year-old Marion County Little League All-Star team made the trip to Prestonsburg to begin pool play in the 2012 state tournament Saturday. The team played pool play games Saturday night and Sunday night, and played the third pool play game last night. The locals were able to easily defeat Anderson County on Saturday, 10-0, and beat Fleming-Neon on Sunday, 6-2. These two wins guarantee the locals a semifinal game tonight, unless the locals lost last night by more than 15 runs to Knox County and Anderson County defeated Fleming-Neon by more than 15 runs.
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The Lebanon Country Club and Lincoln Homestead State Park golfers squared off to decide who would take home the 14th annual President's Cup this past weekend. Last year, the team from Lebanon took home the cup, and would need to merely split the points with the Springfield squad to retain the cup. Heading into the 2012 challenge, the Springfield team held a 7-6 overall advantage in total cup wins. On Saturday, the two teams played the best ball and scramble portions of the challenge in Springfield and finished up with the alternate shot and individual portions in Lebanon.
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Dave Brubeck, the pianist, composer and leader of the iconic Dave Brubeck Quartet, died Wednesday at age 91 in Connecticut, according to the AP. The cause was heart failure.
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- Walter Lantz Productions
- Distributed by: Universal Pictures
- Cartoon Characters: Woody Woodpecker.
- Voice Actors: Grace Stafford.
- Directed By Paul J. Smith.
- Produced By Walter Lantz.
- Music: Walter Greene.
- Originally Released in May of 1970 (Estimate).
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Woody lives in Mrs. Meany's Boarding House and she does not want any animals or pets living there. Woody returning home from releasing his pet goldfish, a circus vehicle passes by that looses a box with a seal in it. So would sneaks the seal in and has to hide it... (more)
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